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This 8 x 10 camera is more of a civil engineering project than camera building. The main frame is built from 2" x 1" pine whilst the front and rear panels are 10 mm ply. In this version , designed for some experimental work with paper negatives, the "optics" are fitted in a rotating turret with f 256 and f 96 pinholes and an f 64 lens. A removable focussing scren fits in where the DDS is shown. The focus range is infinity to 2 mtrs, although this is only relevant with the f 64 lens . This is the largest diy camera that I have built, no plans exist fro anything larger
diy cameras P4
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